and against the whole world. junior doctors in england have voted in favour of strike action over a dispute over pay. say a three day work out is being planned for march. the family of nicola bulley describe their agony as police find a body in the river near the place she went missing. an inquest into the deaths of five people who were shot by a man in plymouth, finds they were unlawfully killed. a solicitor for the victims families say the system has failed them. this evil act was facilitated and enabled by a series of failings and incompetence from the people and organisations that are supposed to keep us safe. bbc research reveals over half of england s schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities are oversubscribed. us presidentjoe biden has made a surprise visit to kyiv his first to ukraine since russia invaded almost a year ago. he met ukraine s president, volodmyr zelensky and both men visited a memorial for ukraine s war dead. at a news con
Security assistance. 9. 5 billion in economic help, in the form of forgivable loans that the us president is authorised to set the terms of and is given the power to cancel. And a much smaller measure includes about 481 million that will be used to help ukrainians resettle into new neighbourhoods and pay for emergency housing. Once the bill is finalised, it would take less than a week for some of the weapons to reach the battlefield. Congress will be voting in the wake of more deadly attacks on ukrainian civilians. On friday, russian missiles struck a rail station and a Maternity Hospital in the central Dnipro Petrovsk region. Local Officials Say at least seven people were killed, including an eight year old child. President Volodymyr Zelensky told nato members on friday that ukraine needs more air Defence Systems to counter russian strikes. Putin must be brought down to earth, and our skies must become safe again. And it is real. And it depends fully on your choice. Choice whether lif
sufferinu. , .,, , suffering. and this has been asked before, suffering. and this has been asked before, but suffering. and this has been asked before, but did - suffering. and this has been asked before, but did the i suffering. and this has been - asked before, but did the west, did the us make a mistake by not providing this weaponry, this assistance at the very beginning of this conflict and instead dragging it out and providing more of a trickle in terms of weaponry?- providing more of a trickle in terms of weaponry? that s an easy question. terms of weaponry? that s an easy question, absolutely - terms of weaponry? that s an | easy question, absolutely yes. we would be in a much different place, ukraine would be a much different place, american interests, european security would be in a far different place if we would have had the courage at the beginning of the war that we are showing now. president biden self deterred, he put many lives in impositions on what the us cou
sense of if they provide fighter jets, with that encourage russia to think about the unthinkable? at tactical nuclear weapons, even. vladimir putin loves to rattle the nuclear saver whenever he gets a chance. he hasn t done it lately. his history is not very positive. he loves to threaten and he never follows through. will he use a strategic nuclear weapon? we don t know. if you talk to nuclear experts they put the likelihood very, very low, more like 5%. this isn t something most of us worry about. i think at this point the conversation is about ukrainian victory. how do we get that ukrainians the equipment they need now? time is not on ukraine side. we need to get that ukrainians the equipment they need now and the financial assistance or they can cater state of flow and get this over and done with and bring peace back to europe. peace back to europe. melinda harinu , peace back to europe. melinda haring. thank peace back to europe. melinda haring, thank you peace back to europe.